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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

4

Farm Society to Buy Daniel Webster House

Franklin N H October 26 Former United States Senator William E Chandler of Concord and Chief Justice Frank M Parsons head an association formed to purchase and preserve the Daniel Webster birthplace farmhouse four miles from Franklin on Salisbury road The house built by Websters father is over 150 years old The Webster Birthplace Association is formed with Chandler as president Parsons vice president Franklin secretary and J W Staples treasurer Four others are associated with the incorporation

Franklin, N. H United States William E. Chandler Concord Frank M. Parsons Supreme Court of New Hampshire Daniel Webster Franklin Salisbury Road Webster Webster Birthplace Association Chandler Judge Parsons Judge Oo Frenklin J. W. Staples Senator Lodge Governor Draper Canada Lodge Newfoundland John A. Kasson Wilfrid Laurier Washington Ottawa

Lawson Slams Roosevelt in His Letter to Draper

Edward TF McSweeney, private secretary to Mr. Lawson, said $20,000 of the Lawson fund has been covered at even by Draper money and $900 more at odds of 11 to 9. With a dearth of Draper capital, heavy adds are demanded by its holders. J A Downs of Hayden Stone Co placed $10,000 for Lawson and refused to name the Draper end of the wager.

Edward TF. McSweeney Lawson Draper Money Draper J. A. Downs Hayden, Stone & Co Republican Party Mr. Foss Foss House

Statute Provisions Concerning Betting and Political Wagering

A long letter from Thomas W. Lawson to the Governor attacks Republican leaders and defends Eugene Foss with comments on stock speculation tied to a 1910 Massachusetts campaign. It cites Chapter 214 1902 statute penalties for betting on political results and urges a shift to temperate, truthful campaigning versus demagoguery. The author, Hayden Stone & Co. and Lawson, claim no direct fossil involvement by Foss and promise charitable proceeds from any wagers while signaling continued political pressure if mudslinging persists.

Peters Attacks Cannon at Vine Rock Hall Rally

Congressman Peters spoke in West Roxbury and other district venues denouncing Cannonism and a weak tariff commission. He contrasted his opponent’s claims with a call for an effective tariff reform and warned that Republican leadership backed a powerless panel to appease vested interests.

Peters Vine Rock Hall West Roxbury Cannon

Cape Rallies Spread Across Barnstable to Woods Hole

Foss and Thacher led a Cape campaign spanning nearly 100 miles from Barnstable to Woods Hole. Rallies in stations, pool rooms, barber shops, and stores drew farmers and families, with women present and talks on tariff, reciprocity with Canada, direct nominations, and direct elections. Foss and Thacher urged anti Lodge sentiment, and Thacher spoke to French voters in Taunton.

Cape Barnstable Wood's Hole Lodge Moss Thacher Senator Lodge Thomas C. Thacher Taunton Congress E. S. Phinney Augustus L. Thorndike Senate James Dalton House Canada United States Hyannis Hefler Dennis Foss John Nicholson

Cotton Denounces Peters in Warren Hall Speech

Peters opponent Mr. Cotton pressed his 11th district bid by accusing Congressman Peters of backing Cannonism in speeches at Warren Hall Brighton Hotel Langham Ward 12 and Huntington Chambers Ward 10. Cotton cited March 15 1909 when 28 Democrats left their party to preserve Cannon’s autocratic rule.

W. Dudley Cotton, Jr Peters Andrew J. Peters Cannon Congress

Italian Democrats Form New League In Boston

Italian American Citizens Progressive League organized by Boston Italian Democrats at Quincy House. Pilgrim Zolla chosen president with Achille Sorte as vice president Amerigo Brogi secretary and Dominick Maggi treasurer. The group aims to unite Italians around shared political principles and model itself on similar leagues in other cities.

NEW League Progressive League Boston Quincy House Pilgrim Zolla Achille Sorte Amerigo Brogi Dominick Maggi

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